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# 35 pyeong Office interiors
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Ansan 35 Pyeong Office Interior

A 35 pyeong office layout with a glass meeting room and executive office beside the windows

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Ham Young-ju Designer
Office: interior design, construction and cost estimates

Hello, I am Ham Youngju, an interior designer at Goodterior.

This project is a 35 pyeong office in Ansan. The shared workspace sits in the centre, with a meeting room and executive office arranged beside the windows. The two enclosed rooms are defined while the desk area remains connected.

Black-framed glass partitions divide the rooms. A translucent band crosses the middle, with clear glazing above. The boundaries remain distinct within the light workspace, while views towards the windows retain their depth.

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Floor plan

The central workspace connects to the meeting room and executive office at the rear. Both room entrances face the shared space, with circulation around the desks and towards the balconies.

The entrance leads first to the shared workspace, then to the meeting room and executive office at the rear. Desks are grouped centrally, and the room doors face the workspace. Keeping routes to the enclosed rooms alongside circulation around the desks guided the plan.

A long table occupies the meeting room, while the executive office contains a desk and storage. Both rooms adjoin the windows, and the plan accounts for the balconies along the right and rear edges. Rather than filling the remaining workspace with furniture, the arrangement leaves routes around the desk group.

Design

In this overhead view, desks are grouped in the middle and the meeting room and executive office sit beside the rear windows, making the relationship between the shared workspace and enclosed rooms clear.
In this overhead view, desks are grouped in the middle and the meeting room and executive office sit beside the rear windows, making the relationship between the shared workspace and enclosed rooms clear.
Doors let people access the meeting room and executive office directly from the shared workspace, without dividing the floor area with a separate long corridor.
Doors let people access the meeting room and executive office directly from the shared workspace, without dividing the floor area with a separate long corridor.
Seen from the opposite direction, the open entrance area leads to the central desks and enclosed rooms by the windows. The arrangement coordinates the window side with the direction of each doorway.
Seen from the opposite direction, the open entrance area leads to the central desks and enclosed rooms by the windows. The arrangement coordinates the window side with the direction of each doorway.
The entrance contrasts a black wall with a light doorway. Indirect lighting above and below the vertically detailed wall defines the entrance without adding many decorative elements.
The entrance contrasts a black wall with a light doorway. Indirect lighting above and below the vertically detailed wall defines the entrance without adding many decorative elements.
A light lower section and indirect lighting keep the black entrance wall from feeling overly heavy around the doorway.
A light lower section and indirect lighting keep the black entrance wall from feeling overly heavy around the doorway.
From the side, vertical wall details and low indirect lighting extend along the entrance. Different proportions of light and dark surfaces distinguish the doorway.
From the side, vertical wall details and low indirect lighting extend along the entrance. Different proportions of light and dark surfaces distinguish the doorway.
Desks are grouped within the open workspace, with views continuing towards the glazing and windows. Circulation around the desks connects the enclosed rooms and window side.
Desks are grouped within the open workspace, with views continuing towards the glazing and windows. Circulation around the desks connects the enclosed rooms and window side.
From the entrance side, open space remains in front of the meeting room and executive office. Glazing defines the rooms without dividing the shared workspace with more full-height walls.
From the entrance side, open space remains in front of the meeting room and executive office. Glazing defines the rooms without dividing the shared workspace with more full-height walls.
Facing white desks form one group, with circulation behind the chairs and in front of the glass doors.
Facing white desks form one group, with circulation behind the chairs and in front of the glass doors.
Black frames and glazing connect the fronts of the meeting room and executive office. Each has its own door, while their glazed fronts share aligned heights and lines.
Black frames and glazing connect the fronts of the meeting room and executive office. Each has its own door, while their glazed fronts share aligned heights and lines.
The translucent bands align across the black frames at the junction of the rooms, with clear glazing above.
The translucent bands align across the black frames at the junction of the rooms, with clear glazing above.
A translucent area across the middle of the glass door separates direct views. Clear glazing above retains a sense of depth even when the door is closed.
A translucent area across the middle of the glass door separates direct views. Clear glazing above retains a sense of depth even when the door is closed.
The executive desk sits beside the windows. Storage is grouped against the wall and space remains around the desk for movement between the furniture.
The executive desk sits beside the windows. Storage is grouped against the wall and space remains around the desk for movement between the furniture.
The meeting room is arranged around a long wood-toned table, with chairs on the window and glass-partition sides. Space in front of the door keeps room access separate from the routes between desks.
The meeting room is arranged around a long wood-toned table, with chairs on the window and glass-partition sides. Space in front of the door keeps room access separate from the routes between desks.

Notes

When fitting two enclosed rooms into a 35 pyeong office, the shape of the remaining workspace matters as much as the room sizes. Here, the meeting room and executive office sit at the rear while a generous shared workspace remains in the centre. Doors and furniture are aligned to connect the entrance, desk circulation and individual rooms.

The fronts of both rooms are glazed. Views extend into the rooms, while a translucent band covers direct sightlines at seated height. Instead of screening every part of the glass in the same way, clear and translucent areas balance separation with visual connection.

Light desks form a central group with space around them. Desk positions, chair use, door openings and routes to the windows were considered within one plan. The meeting table and executive storage follow the same approach, letting furniture make each room use clear.

The black entrance wall connects visually with the black frames inside, with white and grey covering the larger surfaces. Glazed boundaries and furniture placement define the necessary spaces without adding more walls. If you are considering how to arrange workstations and enclosed rooms in your office, please feel free to contact us. I am Ham Youngju, an interior designer at Goodterior. Thank you for reading.

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